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    <title>Latundan(musa sapientum) peel tea bags as adsorber of Hexavalent Chromium [Cr(VI)] in waste water from a texttile dyeing factory in Cavite</title>
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    <extent>Increase in health effect due to exposure of the citizens from the contaminants coming from waste, particularly from wastewater Hexavalent Chromium, has become one of the worries of each barangay. The reason behind of this is that, chemicals that is used by the factories are disponed to surface inland where the citizens bathe, wash, and play with water. Inspite of this, there are equipements or methods invented in order to solve this; studies were only limited to solving household wastes and factories take time in minimizing the contaminants. Te researched titled " Latundan (Musa sapientum) Peel Tea Bags as Absorber of Hexavalent Chromium Cr(VI) in Wastewater coming from Textile Dyeing Factory in Cavite" resolved this gap by making a product titled "Bbags" as another methd that can reduce Hexavalent Chorium content. This study focused on variation and identification of which time gram interval and time interval greatly reduce the Hexavalent Chorium content in wastewater.The crused and stain Latundan peels are placed within a tea bag as another way to filter wastewater. In a Bbags weighing greater than 2 grams, it was observed as a grams increase the amount of Hexaavalent Chorium also increases, but time interval has proven no effect at all. It was concluded that the grams intervals of Bbags have only significant effect on Cr(VI) amount. Also, the optimal gram interval of Bbgas was found to be in two grams having a p-value of 0.025744 which is less than 0.05 alpha level. More researchers about the topic are recommended, especially focusing on the effectivity of variations of depth ehen Bbags are soake.:  2</extent>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Amiel Jeff D. Baquial, Vamielyn Jhelo R. Dela Torre, Raphael Fenand D. Ebitner, Heaven Haydeelyn R. Ignacio, Jane D. Marasigan, Kenneth James V. Soria.</note>
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